Function resizingTests

packages/react-aria/test/table/tableResizingTests.tsx:39–660

(
  render: any,
  rerender: any,
  Table: any,
  ControlledTable: any,
  resizeCol: any,
  resizeTable: any
)

}

export let resizingTests = (
  render: any,
  rerender: any,
  Table: any,
  ControlledTable: any,
  resizeCol: any,
  resizeTable: any
): void => {
  // assumption with all these tests
  // 1. the controlling values we pass in aren't actually controlling
  // the sizes, they are instead more like the default values that the controlling logic uses
  // 2. defaultWidth function and minDefaultWidth passed must be the same in any implementation using
  // these tests, or the values will be wrong, if those functions were exposed we could generalize, but seems like a lot just for testing
  describe('Resizing', () => {
    installPointerEvent();
    let clientWidth, clientHeight;
    let onResize;

    beforeEach(function () {
      clientWidth = jest
        .spyOn(window.HTMLElement.prototype, 'clientWidth', 'get')
        .mockImplementation(() => 900);
      clientHeight = jest
        .spyOn(window.HTMLElement.prototype, 'clientHeight', 'get')
        .mockImplementation(() => 1000);
      jest.useFakeTimers();
      onResize = jest.fn();
    });

    afterEach(function () {
      act(() => {
        jest.runAllTimers();
      });
      clientWidth.mockReset();
      clientHeight.mockReset();
      onResize.mockReset();
      onResize = null;
    });

    describe.each`
      allowsResizing
      ${undefined}
      ${true}
    `('initial column sizes allowsResizing=$allowsResizing', ({allowsResizing}) => {
      it('should handle no value if table was written with default widths', () => {
        let columns = [
          {name: 'Name', id: 'name', allowsResizing},
          {name: 'Type', id: 'type', allowsResizing},
          {name: 'Level', id: 'level', allowsResizing}
        ];
        let tree = render(<Table columns={columns} rows={rows} />);
        expect(getColumnWidths(tree)).toStrictEqual([300, 300, 300]);
      });
      it('should handle default pixel widths', () => {
        let columns = [
          {name: 'Name', id: 'name', defaultWidth: 100, allowsResizing},
          {name: 'Type', id: 'type', defaultWidth: 100, allowsResizing},
          {name: 'Level', id: 'level', defaultWidth: 400, allowsResizing}